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Leaving behind the Range, Bruce Hornsby trades heartland rock for a cooler, jazzier sound with Harbor Lights, an album that nonetheless retains his affinity for sincere portraits of American life, love, and heartache. The title track is a humid, celebratory song that evokes a romantic summer evening in the South, setting the stage for a collection of humanistic songs. If the album has an underlying theme, it's the necessity of seeing yourself and the ones you love through the hard times as well as the good. The purely upbeat songs, like "Rainbow's Cadillac" and "What a Night," are counterbalanced by the sober "Fields of Gray" and "Tide Will Rise," and the cultural commentary of "Talk of the Town." The music is uniformly excellent, with Hornsby's piano work blending seamlessly into the rich arrangements. Each song usually ends with an extended instrumental section, but these flow naturally instead of feeling like tacked-on jam sessions. And Hornsby isn't just showing off here, as he lets other voices, like Branford Marsalis' sax and Pat Metheny's guitar, get their say. In later albums, Hornsby's focus on music would tend to overtake his lyrical content, but Harbor Lights marks the point at which he found the right balance between virtuosic playing and personal storytelling.
© Skyler Miller /TiVo
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Wayne Pooley, Mixing Engineer - Wayne Pooley, Engineer - John Bigham, Guitar - John Molo, Drums - Pat Metheny, Guitar - Pat Metheny, Sitar - Jimmy Haslip, Acoustic Bass - Eddie King, Engineer - Bruce Hornsby, Acordeon - Bruce Hornsby, Piano - Bruce Hornsby, Producer - Bruce Hornsby, Organ - Bruce Hornsby, Performer - Bruce Hornsby, Vocal - Dave Duncan, Programmer - Jeff Lorber, Loops - Laura Creamer-Dunville, Background Vocal - Jean McClain, Background Vocal - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Lyricist - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Composer - Steve Strassman, Engineer
(P) 1993 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Wayne Pooley, Engineer - Phil Collins, Bongos - John Molo, Drums - Pat Metheny, Guitar - Eddie King, Engineer - Jimmy Haslip, Acoustic Bass - Bruce Hornsby, Acordeon - Bruce Hornsby, Piano - Bruce Hornsby, Producer - Bruce Hornsby, Organ - Bruce Hornsby, Performer - Bruce Hornsby, Vocal - Jeff Lorber, Programmer - Will Ross, Guitar - Keith Cohen, Mixing Engineer - David Leonard, Mixing Engineer - Branford Marsalis, Soprano Saxophone - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Composer - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Lyricist - Steve Strassman, Engineer
(P) 1993 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Wayne Pooley, Mixing Engineer - Wayne Pooley, Engineer - Phil Collins, Background Vocal - John Molo, Drums - Eddie King, Engineer - Jimmy Haslip, Acoustic Bass - Bruce Hornsby, Acordeon - Bruce Hornsby, Piano - Bruce Hornsby, Producer - Bruce Hornsby, Organ - Bruce Hornsby, Performer - Bruce Hornsby, Vocal - Branford Marsalis, Saxophone - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Composer - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Lyricist - Steve Strassman, Engineer
(P) 1993 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Tony Berg, Guitar - Wayne Pooley, Mixing Engineer - Wayne Pooley, Engineer - Wayne Pooley, Guitar - Phil Collins, Background Vocal - John Molo, Drums - Pat Metheny, Guitar - Eddie King, Engineer - Jimmy Haslip, Acoustic Bass - Bruce Hornsby, Acordeon - Bruce Hornsby, Piano - Bruce Hornsby, Producer - Bruce Hornsby, Organ - Bruce Hornsby, Performer - Bruce Hornsby, Vocal - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Lyricist - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Composer - Steve Strassman, Engineer
(P) 1993 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
William Comita, Acoustic Cello - Wayne Pooley, Engineer - Wayne Pooley, Mixing Engineer - Phil Collins, Background Vocal - Phil Collins, Tambourine - John Molo, Drums - Eddie King, Engineer - Jimmy Haslip, Acoustic Bass - Bruce Hornsby, Acordeon - Bruce Hornsby, Piano - Bruce Hornsby, Producer - Bruce Hornsby, Organ - Bruce Hornsby, Performer - Bruce Hornsby, Vocal - John McLaughlin Williams, Violin - Lamont Coward, Percussion - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Composer - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Lyricist - Beverly K. Baker, Viola - Laura Roelofs Park, Violin - Steve Strassman, Engineer
(P) 1993 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
John Bigham, Guitar - Wayne Pooley, Engineer - Glen Wilson, Horns - John Molo, Drums - Eddie King, Engineer - Jimmy Haslip, Acoustic Bass - Bruce Hornsby, Acordeon - Bruce Hornsby, Lyricist - Bruce Hornsby, Piano - Bruce Hornsby, Producer - Bruce Hornsby, Performer - Bruce Hornsby, Organ - Bruce Hornsby, Vocal - Bruce Hornsby, Composer - John D'Earth, Horns - David Leonard, Mixing Engineer - Jean McClain, Background Vocal - Laura Creamer-Dunville, Background Vocal - Bonnie Raitt, Background Vocal - Branford Marsalis, Horns - Steve Strassman, Engineer
(P) 1993 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Waddy Wachtel, Guitar - Eddie King, Engineer - John Bigham, Guitar - Steve Strassman, Engineer - Larry Williams, Background Vocal - Jimmy Haslip, Acoustic Bass - Bruce Hornsby, Acordeon - Bruce Hornsby, Performer - Bruce Hornsby, Vocal - Bruce Hornsby, Piano - Bruce Hornsby, Producer - Bruce Hornsby, Organ - Pauline Wilson, Background Vocal - Tom Lord-Alge, Re-Mixer - Ron Fair, Producer - Jerry Garcia, Guitar - Jean McClain, Background Vocal - Phillip Ingram, Background Vocal - John Molo, Drums - Wayne Pooley, Engineer - Laura Creamer-Dunville, Background Vocal - Omar Hakim, Percussion - Omar Hakim, Drums - Laura Satterfield, Background Vocal - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Composer - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Lyricist
(P) 1993 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
George A. Gailes III, Horns - Eddie King, Engineer - Glen Wilson, Horns - Alan B. Paterson, French Horn - Steve Strassman, Engineer - bona cheri wells, Background Vocal - Jimmy Haslip, Acoustic Bass - John Hornsby, Lyricist - Bruce Hornsby, Acordeon - Bruce Hornsby, Performer - Bruce Hornsby, Vocal - Bruce Hornsby, Piano - Bruce Hornsby, Producer - Bruce Hornsby, Organ - Pat Metheny, Guitar - Roy Muth, Horns - George Harple, French Horn - Philip Koslow, French Horn - Adam Lesnick, French Horn - Tim Streagle, Horns - Jean McClain, Background Vocal - John D'Earth, Horns - John Molo, Drums - Wayne Pooley, Engineer - Wayne Pooley, Mixing Engineer - Laura Creamer-Dunville, Background Vocal - Bonnie Raitt, Background Vocal - Debra L. Henry, Background Vocal - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Composer - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Lyricist
(P) 1993 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Wayne Pooley, Engineer - Glen Wilson, Horns - John Hornsby, Lyricist - John Molo, Drums - Jimmy Haslip, Acoustic Bass - Eddie King, Engineer - Bruce Hornsby, Acordeon - Bruce Hornsby, Piano - Bruce Hornsby, Producer - Bruce Hornsby, Organ - Bruce Hornsby, Performer - Bruce Hornsby, Vocal - Roy Muth, Horns - John D'Earth, Horns - George A. Gailes III, Horns - David Leonard, Mixing Engineer - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Composer - bona cheri wells, Background Vocal - Debra L. Henry, Background Vocal - Tim Streagle, Horns - Steve Strassman, Engineer
(P) 1993 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Jerry Garcia, Guitar - Wayne Pooley, Engineer - Wayne Pooley, Mixing Engineer - William Comita, Acoustic Cello - John Molo, Drums - Eddie King, Engineer - Jimmy Haslip, Acoustic Bass - Bruce Hornsby, Acordeon - Bruce Hornsby, Piano - Bruce Hornsby, Producer - Bruce Hornsby, Organ - Bruce Hornsby, Performer - Bruce Hornsby, Vocal - John McLaughlin Williams, Violin - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Composer - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Vocal - Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Lyricist - Beverly K. Baker, Viola - Steve Strassman, Engineer - Laura Roelofs Park, Violin
(P) 1993 RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
Presentación del Álbum
Leaving behind the Range, Bruce Hornsby trades heartland rock for a cooler, jazzier sound with Harbor Lights, an album that nonetheless retains his affinity for sincere portraits of American life, love, and heartache. The title track is a humid, celebratory song that evokes a romantic summer evening in the South, setting the stage for a collection of humanistic songs. If the album has an underlying theme, it's the necessity of seeing yourself and the ones you love through the hard times as well as the good. The purely upbeat songs, like "Rainbow's Cadillac" and "What a Night," are counterbalanced by the sober "Fields of Gray" and "Tide Will Rise," and the cultural commentary of "Talk of the Town." The music is uniformly excellent, with Hornsby's piano work blending seamlessly into the rich arrangements. Each song usually ends with an extended instrumental section, but these flow naturally instead of feeling like tacked-on jam sessions. And Hornsby isn't just showing off here, as he lets other voices, like Branford Marsalis' sax and Pat Metheny's guitar, get their say. In later albums, Hornsby's focus on music would tend to overtake his lyrical content, but Harbor Lights marks the point at which he found the right balance between virtuosic playing and personal storytelling.
© Skyler Miller /TiVo
Acerca del álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 10 pista(s)
- Duración total: 00:52:27
- Artistas principales: Bruce Hornsby The Range
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Sello: RCA Records Label
- Género Pop/Rock
(P) 1993 BMG Entertainment
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